Modi conceals, Trump reveals: Cong's swipe at PM
Says fourth time in six days that US Prez made claims on India’s policy
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The Congress on Wednesday took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he confirmed a phone call with US President Donald Trump, accusing him of concealing key details of the conversation even as Trump repeatedly made claims on India’s policy moves.
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said while the Prime Minister stated that the US President had extended Diwali greetings, Trump claimed he had also discussed India’s oil imports from Russia and received assurances that they would be stopped.
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“While Modi conceals, Trump reveals,” Ramesh said in a post on X, noting that this was the fourth time in six days that the US President had “announced India’s policy”.
Ramesh also pointed out that President Trump had earlier declared the “stoppage of Operation Sindoor” on May 10, before any official announcement was made by the Indian government.
The Congress leader’s remarks come amid growing political criticism over the Prime Minister’s handling of foreign policy communications, with the opposition alleging that key national decisions are being revealed abroad before they are shared domestically.
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